Math, asked by adinathrnair797f, 4 months ago

I have 12 metres of cloth. I need to cut lengths of 40 centimetres. How many
complete lengths can I cut?

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Answered by subodhkumarstays

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Answer:

First convert m to cm that is 1 m=100 cm so 12×100 =1200 now ÷1200/40=30 so 30 complete lengths can be cut

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